Jan 26
Written by: Sebastian Schepis 194 views
Published on January 26th, 2009 in Electric Cars
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure company Coulomb Technologies has just announced that they have received a first round of funding to the tune of $3.75M dollars. The Campbell, CA company has said the round was let by Berlin, Germany-based Estag Capital AG.
The funding will be used to roll out Coulomb’s networked charging stations and for engineering, marketing, and business development.
We covered Coulomb’s ChargePoint EV charging stations recently. Coulomb is currently involved in rolling out an EV charging network in San Jose, CA as part of a test pilot program.
“Estag has a proven track record of investing in breakthrough clean energy technology,” said Richard Lowenthal, CEO of Coulomb Technologies. “We consider them not only an important investor but also our partner in delivering networked charging infrastructure worldwide. This investment will allow Coulomb to continue to deliver electric fueling products that this industry needs to charge ahead.”
Source: BizJournals
Tags: chargepoint, coulomb technologies, electric vehicle charging network, electric vehicle charging station
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